Community Notes On Visits And Reflections From Robertson County
Local notices recount visits by Wheelock Cavitt from McGregor and others including Henry Dixon of Navasota, A J Frost from Franklin, Miss Kate Mitchell of Robertson County, Prof Howard Mitchell, and families from Waco. Editorial remarks urge kindness, warn against gossip, and honor elderly mothers, with poetic tribute to aging matriarchs and memories of old times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cavitt
McGregor
Henry Dixon
Navasota
A. J. Frost
Happy Jack
Franklin
Kate Mitchell
Robertson County
Howard Mitchell
R. L. Eaves
Waco
Eaves
T. G. Curry
C. C. Bell
F. R. Colliard
John Thompson
Grove's Tasteless Tonic Fights Malaria and Boosts Blood
A tonic described as iron and quinine in syrup purifies and enriches the blood to restore energy and appetite. Marketed as a pleasant remedy, it claims effectiveness against malarial and grip germs and appeals to both adults and children. The price listed is 60c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Bishopville News Highlights Local Weekend Visits and Services
Hot weather continues in Bishopville with families hosting relatives from Hearne Wheelock Franklin and other nearby towns. Pastor Brother Taylor preached thrice over the weekend and Methdist meetings are planned for mid July with invitations extended.
Prize rhymes contest for Dr Price’s Baking Powder
A new competition invites entries using only words on the Dr Price’s Phosphate Baking Powder label. Prizes total 8100 for first place and smaller awards through 25 dollars, plus twenty three 5 dollar prizes. Entries due July 1, 1922 at 1905 Independence Blvd Chicago IL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Price
Vou
Price Baking Powder Factory
Independence Blvd
Chicago
Granddaughter Cleo Returns Home to Ennis
Cleo and granddaughter have returned to their home at Ennis. Miss Twinkle Matthews of Ennis visits her aunt Mrs J M Murray for a week. Mr Amy Albritton marked his 65th birthday with a dinner at Will E Bishop's home. Guests enjoyed the meal and wish many more birthdays. Mrs Clarence Davis of Elliott spent Saturday with Mrs A T Lloyd. Mr and Mrs J M Cadle visited Mr Cal Guynes of Elliott on Sunday. Dan Davis of Spur was seen passing through Ennis on his way to Galveston for a week or more. The note ends with a light remark about crop grass growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Bishop
Franklin
W. E. Bishop
Tillery Bishop
Will &. Bishop
Alafair Hancock
Bro, Suttle
Billy Matthews
Little
Cleo
Ennis
Twinkle Matthews
J. M. Murray
Amy Albritton
Will E. Bishop
Clarence Davis
Elliott
A. T. Lloyd
J. M. Cadle
Cal Guynes
Dan Davis
Spur
Galveston
Billy
Bethany News Social visits across the community
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Nunley and Mrs. Frank Peel spent Saturday night and Sunday with the A. M. Nunley household. Bounds of Hearne visited Maude Hay. Annie Hare left Sunday to visit her brother W. P. Hare of Ferris. A. L. McNeil of Mumford and Bill Pilgreen and Pat Tullous spent the weekend at Wheelock. Dock Harrigan visited C. F. Banks family. L. A. Nunley visited Sunday, Ed Fuller and Lewis Parnell hosted visitors, and P. L. Brady spent Sunday with J. R. McWilliams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Nunley
Frank Peel
A. M. Nunley
Bounds
Hearne
Maude Hay
Annie Hare
W. P. Hare
Ferris
A. L. McNeil
Mumford
Bill Pilgreen
Pat Tullous
Wheelock
Dock Harrigan
C. F. Banks
L. A. Nunley
Ed Fuller
Lewis Parnell
P. L. Brady
J. R. McWilliams
Hayes Healing Honey and Grove Open-Trate Salve Pack
A combined carton offers Hayes Healing Honey to stop a cough and Grove Open-Trate Salve for chest and throat. The salve is rubbed on children’s chests and throats to ease cold or croup symptoms. The two remedies, costing 35 cents, are sold together.
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Hayes
Grove
Not a Position For Every Man or Woman But a Real Man or Woman
A Tyler Commercial College advertisement touts its business training in Byrne Simplified Shorthand and thorough courses in bookkeeping, shorthand, cotton classing, telegraphy, and business administration. It promises placement for all graduates and urges ambitious youths to train for a real position in Banks, manufacturers, law firms, and other Southern State employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Texas
Byrne
America
Freezone Promises Quick Corn Relief For Tiny Fee
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn remover. It claims instant relief for hard and soft corns and calluses between the toes with a small bottle sold by druggists for a few cents, and promises the corn lifts off with fingers afterward.
Citation to the Sheriff of Robertson County
Court summons issued to R Roddy and listed unknown heirs along with other defendants in case No 6790 filed by Cal Davis. Publication requested in The Hearne Democrat for four weeks. Hearing set for the Robertson County District Court in Franklin on the first Monday in July 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson County
R. Roddy
T. T. Breedlove
S. R. Moss
H. J. Camp
E. CC. Wells
Carl R. Peugh
H. Dial
District Court
Franklin
Cal Davis
Texas
H. L. Camp
E. C. Wells
J. C. Wells
Roy P. Moody
Roy P. Moopy
Hearne Democrat
Divorce Suit Notice in Robertson County Texas 1922
Sheriff addressed to publish weekly citations for four weeks before July 3 1922 to Rosa Love versus Charlie Love case No D 2167. Petition filed May 4 1922 seeks divorce decree and costs after three years of abandonment. clerk Roy P Moody signs with court seal in Franklin Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson County
Charlie Love
District Court
Franklin
Roy P. Moody
Texas
Local Announces Multiple Electoral Candidates
A list of announced candidates for various local and county offices includes Luther A. Johnson for Congress, Cecil A. Morgan for Representative, Joe Reid for County Judge, Ben L. Parten for County Attorney, BE. Thompson and Jack Frost for Sheriff, Roy P. Moody and G. O. Galloway for District Clerk, J. C. Rambo for County Clerk, Sam Rogers and Gus Kellogg for Tax Collector and Assessor, J. P. Truett for County Treasurer, Eldora Kegler Kate Mitchell Clara Story H. Garland for County Superintendent, Brown and W. A. Scott for Precinct 2 officials, Ancil Boswell for Commissioner Precinct 2, and A. G. Cobb for Justice of the Peace Precinct 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Thompson
A. J
Jack) Frost
Roy P. Moody
G. O. Galloway
J. P. Truett
Eldora Kegler
Kate Mitchell
Clara Story
H. A. Garland
Thedford's Black-Draught Praised by Nashville Trader
East Nashville owes its regard to Thedford's Black-Draught liver medicine praised by W. N. Pargroer a local grocer who says it treats sour stomach head aches and indigestion. He claims years of use prove its value for regulating the liver and cleansing impurities. He urges everyone to keep it on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
Nashville
Tenn
W. N
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Mother Mitchell
Prairie Village
Bishopville News
Jesse Smith
H. M. Bishop
Mr. Lee and
Denson Hancock
S. S. Hancock
W. H. Ely & Bro. Meat Market
Hall
Bdbo
Bethany News
State of Texas
W. E. Thompson
W. K. Waltman
Congress
Luther A. Johnson
Cecil A. Morgan
Joe Reid
W. G. Taliferro
Ben L. Parten
J. C. Rambo
McCrary
Sam Rogers
Gus Kellogg
Albert W. Mauk
Constable, Prec. No
Brown
W. A. Scott
Ancil Boswell
A. G. Cobb
Court House
Franklin, Texas
Guaranty Abstract Co
Marlin
E. Cor. Square
ED Barnett
Scott Floral Co
OD EL W.grove
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